The Amphibian Visual System: A Multidisciplinary Approach by Katherine V. Fite
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By Katherine V. Fite
The e-book offers a survey of the evolutionary background and significant taxonomic and ecological diversifications of amphibians; anatomic, physiological, developmental, and behavioral facts with regards to the amphibian visible method; description of vital criteria for laboratory amphibians; and the an important challenge of species identity in neurobiological research.
Zoologists, experimental biologists, neurologists, and anatomists will locate the textual content very interesting.
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